Literary Associations of the English Lakes
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II. Q 242 THE ENGLISH LAKES Henceforth, when one meets the Wizard of the North by Castle Rock, one will have in mind, no lonely wanderer of middle age, but a young, fair- faced man with a beautiful girl upon his arm, with " a complexion of the clearest and lightest olive ; eyes large, deep-set and dazzling, of the finest Italian brown ; and a profusion of silken tresses, black as the raven's wing."^ Gay she is and archly naive, with a slight French accent adding an attraction to her voice. ..." A lovely apparition sent " to be no " moment's ornament," but the bright enchantress bride, of the enchanter of the Vale of St. John. Be that as it may, whoever now comes up St. John's Vale to Legberthwaite, may in mind be with Walter Scott, and remember that he is taking notes for a poem, parts of which he first published in the Register of 1 8 1 1 , under the guise of Imitations of Walter Scott, and which, after having won a certain fame for the supposed author, Erskine, who was in the plot, were to be re-published anonymously, simultaneously with Rokeby, just for a bit of fun, to lay a trap for Jeffrey, to hear what the reviewers said and to throw out the knowing ones.
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II. Q 242 THE ENGLISH LAKES Henceforth, when one meets the Wizard of the North by Castle Rock, one will have in mind, no lonely wanderer of middle age, but a young, fair- faced man with a beautiful girl upon his arm, with " a complexion of the clearest and lightest olive ; eyes large, deep-set and dazzling, of the finest Italian brown ; and a profusion of silken tresses, black as the raven's wing."^ Gay she is and archly naive, with a slight French accent adding an attraction to her voice. ..." A lovely apparition sent " to be no " moment's ornament," but the bright enchantress bride, of the enchanter of the Vale of St. John. Be that as it may, whoever now comes up St. John's Vale to Legberthwaite, may in mind be with Walter Scott, and remember that he is taking notes for a poem, parts of which he first published in the Register of 1 8 1 1 , under the guise of Imitations of Walter Scott, and which, after having won a certain fame for the supposed author, Erskine, who was in the plot, were to be re-published anonymously, simultaneously with Rokeby, just for a bit of fun, to lay a trap for Jeffrey, to hear what the reviewers said and to throw out the knowing ones.
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